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Characteristics, causes, and prevention measures of coal mine water hazard accidents in China
As one of the top “five major hazards” in coal mines, water hazards have become the second leading cause of danger for coal mine safety and worker lives, next only to gas accidents.
Yifan ZENG +7 more
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To assess the effects of sediment addition on the partial melting of subducted oceanic crust and generation of arc silicic magma, a series of comparative partial melting experiments on a garnet plagioamphibolite and a 90 wt% garnet plagioamphibolite + 10
Chunjuan Zang +5 more
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Background In recent years, the technology of blocking and grouting of has been widely used in the treatment of groundwater inrush in tunnels in China’s mines. Studies have been carried out on the aggregates pouring under hydrodynamic conditions; however,
Wanghua Sui +5 more
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Highlights (1) Quantified the level of heavy metal(loid) pollution around the metal ore processing, mining and smelting factories in Chifeng. (2) Heavy metal(loid) risks were assessed based on optimized ecological and health risk model. (3) Cd, As and Pb
Di Zhao +11 more
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The natural balance system of deep groundwater is disturbed by coal mining and drainage depressurization, leading to temporal and spatial changes in microbial communities in different aquifers.
Jiayu CHEN, Herong GUI, Yan GUO, Jun LI
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Soil is the foundation of agricultural green development and human survival; the study of local environmental geochemical baselines can guide soil management and ensure the safe use of soil.
Jun Zhang +6 more
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Iron Bacteria in Mine-waters [PDF]
As van Beneden1 has shown, iron bacteria may be obtained from fresh-water by reducing the iron in this water by percolation through a layer of soil. In the thin layer where the effluent oxidizes (presumably ferrous carbonate or bicarbonate to hydrated ferric oxide) the bacteria develop.
L G, BAAS BECKING, D, MOORE
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Mechanism of Instantaneous High-Strength Sand–Water Inrush in Steeply Inclined Mining of Soft Coal Seam under Disturbed Rock–Soil Overburden [PDF]
Water and sand inrush pose significant threats to underground geotechnical engineering, including shallow buried resource extraction and tunnel construction.
Yifan Zeng +4 more
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Water and Mining Conflicts in Peru [PDF]
Impacts on water quality and quantity are among the most contentious aspects of mining projects. Companies insist that the use of modern technologies will ensure environmentally friendly mining practices. However, evidence of the negative environmental impacts of past mining activity causes local and downstream populations to worry that new mining ...
Bebbington, Anthony, Williams, Mark
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This paper presents the on-site monitoring of a medium–long highway tunnel constructed above a goaf of a multi-layer coal seam, in order to evaluate and maintain safety during operation.
Guangtao Cai +4 more
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